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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court of the County of Salt
Lake, Territory of Utah.
P. o. Box 954

In the Probate Court of the County of Sail
Lake, Territory of Utah.
In the matter of the estate of J. NJ. William
son, deceased.
Order to show Cause why Order of Sale of
Real Estate should NOT be made.
TosEPH R. WALKER AND BOYD PARK,
,D the executors of the last will and tesla
ment of ] II Williamson. deceased, having
filed their petition herein, duly verified,
praying for an order of sale of the real estate
of said decedent, for the purpose therein set
forth, it is therefore ordered by the Judge of
said Court, that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, appear before the
said Probate Court on Monday, the 18th day
of May, 1887, at II o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, at the Court Room of said Probate
Court, at the County Court House, in the
City and County of Salt Lake, Utah Terri
tory, to show cause why an order should
not be granted to the said administrators, to
sell so much of the real estate of the said
deceased at public or private sale, as shall
be necessary, and that copy of this order
be published at least four successive weeks
in the SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD, g news
paper printed and published. in said City
and County.
Dated April 18th, 1887.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
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Sracs Up.

You are feeling depressed, your sFs<
tie is poor, you are bothered WITH
Headache, your are fdgetty, aervoGa
md generally out of sorts, and want DC
race up, Brace up. but not With. saH
iIants, spring medicines, or httten
9hich have for their basis very cheap,
,ad whisky, and which stimulate yea
or an hour, and then leave you n
verse condition than before. What yoe
want is an Alternative that VIII party
,our blood, start healthy seaoa g
Liver. Kidneys, restore year w.
ity, and give renewed health 81
strength. Such medicine yo1 Wlu -
u Electric Bitters, and only % sRo .
bottle at z. @. II. ]. Drug sto1k
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, co
COrrSTy OF SALT LAKE. $50

I, John c. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake, in
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy
OF Order to show cause why Order of Sale
OF Real Estate should not be made in the
matter OF the Estate of Jonathan NJ. William
son, deceased, as appears OF record in my
Office.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
SEAL of said Court, this 18th day Of
JOHN c. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
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Now York . sner.l Markets.

NEW YORK. May l2.-Coffee, spot
fair; Rio, strong. 1917; options. active,
higher. Sales, 2105OO bags; May, 1850
q 17O5; June, &c. IS q l7.l5; July. 1915
q 17.35; August. 80 q 17.15; Sep
timber. 17.05 @ 1925; October, ITO @
1910. Sugar, quiet, Eng ish Islands,
4 ZIG; refined, quiet; yellow. AZ @
AZ: standard "a" 5 lie. Other ar.
ticles unchanged.
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New York Mining Market.

NRw YoRX. May 12-Mining shares
were dull but steady, with these closing
prices bid: Amadtr s1.70, Brunswick
sl.l5, CRledonia $l.10. Ell Cristo $6.37X.
Homestake. SIS. Santiago $3.50. Stand
ard $1.05, StaLisla Is S3.75, Security
637h, Sutro Tunnel &c.
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Liverpool Grain Trade.

LIVERPOOL, May u.
Flour-Fair demand, firm, 9s. Sd.
Wheat-Good demand, firm; new No.
2 winter, Is. 3D.; new No. 2 spring,
Is. Sd.
Corn-Fair demand. firm; spot and
May. As. 214d.; June and July, As.
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P0ErOIe am.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Petroleum
feverish and unsettled ON conflicting
reports from oil fields. Opening 63H,
highest 64N lowest 637s, closed 63T.
Sales, 2, 2G5. 100 barrels.
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Chicago Live stock.

Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, May II.
Cattle - Receipts. 10000; lower {;
shipping steers. $50 to 1,5OO pounds,
40; stOckers and feeders, $50 GAO,
Texas cattle, 2.90 @ $50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; dull; 10@15
lower; rough and mixed. 4.60 @ 5.U5;
packing and shipping, sos @ 5.25; light,
AGO a sos.
Sheep - Receipts. coo; weak; 10@15
lower; natives, 400 q AIS; western
31004.12H; Texas, 2.75@3.O
Lambs-Per head, 4.5U@ $50.
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Chicago Prod ucs Market.

CHICAGO, May 12.-Wheat-Steady
cash S45s; June, S61s; July, 1873.
Corn-Easier; cash So; June, 39X
July, IL 5-16.
Oats-Weak. lower; cash, 26H; June
27T; July. 2S1l.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Fifmer; cash, SO5s; June,
S6H; July, $50.
Corn-Unchanged
Oats-Easy; cash. 265s; June, 27H
July 26ss.
Rye-50k.
Barlev-Nominal, 81.
Whisky-1.10.
Pork-Higher; cash. 2lO0.
Lard-Unchange
Shoulders, 565 @ $40; short clear,
7.70@7.75; short ribs, 7.l5.
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p U LII M AN
buffet and Sleeping Cars
On sll Through Passenger T,s,n,


The only Line from Salt Lako c,.,
Running SLEEPING OARS FR IN
ZOE the use OF Passengers holdin
eeeono-clRss anC EmigrRnt Tickets
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
11:syes Ogden daily at 9.45 p.n.; Lesves %
.;s Ae City daily at lilo am. Direct connes
H nUu made at Pueblo and Denver e..
'--AlS' kansas City and sll points East:
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
1 15!lves in Salt Lake City from the Fast q
r rS Pm. and leaves for ogden at 445nm
~ aug connection with the Central Pscifir
IO' the West. a. = ''oino
LOCAL TRAINS
Leave Salt Lake City-For BINGHAM
= aI ~ alta at Foam. for Ogden at S.15
|; 1 ~ and AS pm; for Springyille at
arrive at Salt Lake City-From Binp.
u IN ana Alta at AIS pm; from Ogden
Sn,iI m,GT am. and 7.15 pm; from
NC, tickets for all points East and West can h.
sSnaSeo at the Depot Ofice and 1utS
IN O"ce, White House Corner, Salt Iafs
j. III. BENNETT.
Gen. Pass. and TkrAs
D: G. DODGE. General Manages.
b. BANCROFT. Gen1supt
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Hedbere & Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Call
and see our new line of imported clothes.
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Bed-Bugs, Flies.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, water
bugs. moths. rats, mice. sparrows, jack
abbits, gophers. chipmunks, cleared
ut by Rough on Rats" 15c.
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DIR. BONANZA B. PRATT.
Eve and Ear, Testing for Spectacles,
Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Women.

ONCE ov s.Godbe & Pitts Drug Store; tele-
phone 311 at residence. Godbe d Pitts Dfue
Store ONCE
Instruction given to students In Mid
wifer1 sad menthlF Nurses.
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NOTES ANN GOSSIP.

SIR ROGER TIcuBoRSE, the claimant is
row barkeeper In q secondrate Chatham
Square hotel, New York.
IT Is estimated that an average advance
OF 90 per cent. in the value OF real estate In
Louisvllle has taken place in the last twelve
months.
BEER lie not generally considered an ex-
pensive drink, but little porter on a draw
ing room car will often cost You half dol
lar.-[N. Y. Tribune.
ONE feature of the parade at Atlanta on
occasion OF the Presidents reception will
be about 1900 students from the various
Georgia colleges and academies.
Mr.. LESLIE STEPHEN, Thackeray's SON
in-law, will write the preface for the volume
which is to contain the novelists letters,
now in course OF publication In "Scribner's
Nagazine."
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX processes to be
greatly shocked at the decollete style of
bathing suits. Ella ought to go aud put
clothes on her decollete poetry Louis.
vile Commercial.
ALEXANDER STUART, famous contractor
and architect, died ON the 81 instant at
Peterhead, ScOtland, aged 50 years. He
Was the builder Of Bamoral Castle, the
Queens private palace His brother, James
Stuart, Is a prOmiueut architect ut st. Louis
Mo.
THE New York hotels are generally com
plying with the law relative to ropes and
fire escapes, the Mayor being determined
upon It's vigorous enforcement. Hotels OF
ordinary size can be lifted up according tn
The requirements at all expense OF about
| $500 each.
THERE Ia to be reunion at Louisville
this fall OF the survivors OF General Walkers
| Nicaraguan expeditions, the history OF
| which from 1855 to 1860 reads ike ro-
nance. II WAS during the latter year that
be was captured aud snot while making au
| Invasion of Honduras.
Mrs. PHGBus, widow OF the late Har-
| rison Phnbus OF the Hygeia Hotel, has Just
| had erected q hno monument TO his memory
on the place near Hampton Rod. which he
| bought few years before his death for II
| country residence. IL is Of gray Nerm mt
marble, thirty feet IN height, aud cost
| $1,000
TnR New York correspondent OF the Tro
Times says thst bank shares 10 that city
generally range much higher than last year
First National is now quoted at $1,000; the
Firth Avenue, 500; Importers aud Traders
$3.50, and the Broadway, $3.50. There has
been decline In the shares ot the Chemi
cal Bank from S., ,70n to s., 400, owing to IT,
losseB by the failure OF the Fidelity Bauk OF
CINCINNATI still So AGO is II pretty fair price
for shares that originally cost only 800.
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She Knew "He Drinked.n

He immegetly fell in love with Ardella
And be got fnller who wuz boardIn' to
bis boardin' place to interduce him to
Ardelia's relative, Mr.. Pixley, and Mr.. Pix
ley introduced him to Ardelia. He toll
Ardelia's relatives the same story-that his
father wuZ banker, that he owned bank
and wuz dom heavy business.
Wall, | watched that young chap, and
watched him close, aud see there wn2 one
thing about him that could be depended on,
he was truthful.
He seemed almost morbid on the subject,
and would dispute him self half hour, IN
yet thing or story he WAS teliu' jest
exactly right. But he drinked; that Know
for | know the symptoms. Coffee can't
blind the eyes Of her that wu2 once smith,
nor peppermint cast mist before EN-.
NV uu., crulI have took its oa'b, II n9sc.
wuZ ever put nutr bar OF Justice my nose
~Ould have piu It's 0rm te,tlmOOy that Bitl
Flsmhurg dIiuked
Aud tuero wuZ that sort ut 4ir about
him, that can't de-Crinr exactly II sDrt ~
half ,Glsr, h,lf ftmilirr aud wholly die
agreeable mean, that ctn bs ouiprstO1i
hut not described. No, yOu can't picture
that linimeut, but yuu CGu he Affected by IL
Wall, Bal had it.-Ffum samantha at
Saratoga" by Josiah ALIENS WIFE,
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E PLUHIBu7 USUNI.

The legend soi upon oar shield
brimS With g'au meaning; All I'm one,
H,rrts welded, souls tp'etuur run
At white heat on the battle field
one shining wuv fo- an 10 take.
one oath, one hope Dlr purpose grand,
one flag for an M ull thc hand,
Upheld b, all for Freedom -hke.
one sign sct IN tho central SKY,
HeHd Uf tll men uIlHe. - uunC
" rltrpn Ia Cuuyrttu uuut
BY the Dvld hand of pcsttuy
That legend nlught could aim 1r mar;
Though bar he'd In tturs sud hIl lu nIkc
Forth from the fuc.l -tur II Urotu,
A bow aDu,C tho cloud vi w.-.
We raad II p'u,iucly and kueV
- me- ,tenutu. Of rrrrtuus gull
II4d come 10 h from wounds aud pain,
Al nightly its meaning grew,
And so we keep npon our shield
The oCu1hl' - lcgcndi Az In ono,
Hearts welded uls tpge her run
Al white heat ON the battlefield,
myriad songs. together thrown
Across Old gults ut hate, Hre heDt,
liAu starlight In he lirlntuant,
And rounn the world In trlumph b.oWn,
Our starry unity NJ stars
GlNes man u manly ma-terhDDl,
Our law Of love engrbssrd In blood
Il sealed with burning bullo 'Scars
Maurice Thompson, In American Mag Izlne
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WRNTED-SlrUATl0NS.

w ANTED-By u Young Man who
w under lands sttn'graphy and type
writing. u situat on: will work cheap; hest Of
references. Call on or address NAT. sTEED,
40. ii u
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-FUR Reh1-.-nuunaS,

L'OR RENT-Large. Nicely Furnished
Il room, with trunk closet; gas and heat;
central location; low rate to quiet person.
1919 10Th 81 II "; references exchanged.
DOR RENTAL 1879 I At N W, Sew
i eral nicely furnished rooms; dining
room and kitchen completely furnished; will
be rented TO catarer and family take board.
EOR RENT--A suite of Furnished
Il rooms with alcove. second floor, very
reasonable TO permanent party; private fam
lily; DO children. llO5 18th II n W.
EOR RENT-035 II vt w, Nicely
II furnished rooms; southern exposure; ex-
,ellent neghbUrhUud: cuuN enitnt to cars aud
DepAri ments.
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aUnsY 10 LusN.

,>--s~->-N-eN.
Mooney 40 Lows on Real Estate
M by WEST WASHINGTON REAL rs
IATE AND BROKEhS' EXCu NSGH, 1914
2Sth stnw. v. u Ruiiin. innnagar
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GENERAL AND cRIrIouLau.

The csrping cyblc never seems to die
Notwithstanding the fact that his condition
Is always critical.
High Ball-75 cents admission to the
grand stand.
"Do you know" said q dignifed looking
man, u a never tasted whisky"
was the rerly, al know lots OF
feller' ihst gulp IL down quick that way,
but meh' W could always git more enjoy
men out by lettIn' It go slow, uucssit's
clear plzen."
~ do wish,n the President murmured,
dresrlly, "thst the g. A. X. would make up
Its mind one way or the other"
THAKoRE sAuID, ADpREssBD.
Lest we, perchance, should stand accused
OF any slight neglect,
We haste, Your Majesty, to say
You have our deep respect.
We also send our sympathles,
Because your wardrobe gay
Has failed TO reach the town with you,
Through the railroads careless way.
But don't despnnd, although tits hard
When royal forms rrpose
In ready made habilimeuts,
Instead Of princely clothes.
Don't let the thing discourage you,
Nor make you feel abashed;
Good fellows here have gone to bed
Until u shirt got washed.
Cowtrdice isususlly to he sbhorred, hut
an smBtrur musician who Ia afraid to touch
violin would be universally respected.
TIA curious how affection and confection
teem to harmOnize.
Irs very natural for an emotional old
sailor to dam bis eyes,
"What did you tel that lady (" said one
| tramp 10 another
"Told her was lookin' fur work, and It
| was the truth, toOn
"What er ye givIn me? You lookIn' fur
work ~
ayes; SOS kin keep out OF It's way"
| ON the Ith Of November next the people
oi Delaware will vote upon the question OF
having constitutional Convention.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE Centre Market kefrigerating
Company offers excellent chances for
persons having means and wishing 10 invest
In butter, cheese, domestic and foreign
fruits, and provisions generally, to store them
IN rooms Kept at a preserving temperature.
by the week or month, and thus enable hOld.
ers Ia secure The advance In prices which al.
winter mon hs.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

HENRY GEORGE emphatically denies
that his New York friends are raising
money to start a newspaper In his In
tere.t. At least he knows nothing
abou, such movement, and expects to
make his campaign without the assist.
ance of an organ.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

THE District National Guard prom
ises TO become one of the best militia
organizations In the country, The
consolidation scheme has given an un'
expected impetus 10 the m m'litary zeal
Of the young men OF Washington and
the most crcdltable results are assured.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

references Call on or address NAT. sTEED,
Az q stnw.
w Young Lady, Dress
w making to do by the day or week. di0
Lstnw.
yNANTFD-By an Intelligent White
w girl, situation as drtssnaker. Adj
dress liRES~MAKER, care MIR Hollands opp
Columbia ear stables.
w ANIED-a Position as Daily Gov.
w erness, by an English lady; English
music and French; very successful with be-
ginn-rs in music Address l. Critic office,
w AETED-By u Respe ctabIe Cold
w woman, place TO cook. wash and iron
Call at he l st n ".
VA ANTED-A Young Man, with I2
w years experience. desires u position In
q frst.cluss grocery: he also commands ulCe
trade. Address $, W. M, lilI sth st NV,
w ANTED-By Lady, u Place as
w hOusckeeper or to do chamherworN
and plain sewing or homework; no washing.
Address or call at l7lG W ave NV:
WANTeD---H0USES.
yNTANTED-ror u Prompt Paying
w tenant, house In good noighbOrhOOd;
suitable for first class boarding house,
j. W, L. MYERS S son,
lies ave.
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AuGIInN SAFES.

DANNBRrN Et'> SNLr-AlI Per
sons holding III kets from No. -, ITO 10
hl,I50 inclusive, aud interest not paid for
three months, ON the following articles, VIZ:
Gold, silver and Metal Watches, Diamonds,
Iewglry, nuns, Pistols, Books, bibles, Al.
buns ti,uts' Teilet sets, Clothing ubTac.
I ladies and gents wearing apparel, wall
he sOld at public auction, at 1907 ith Il n ",
at 73O p m Thursday. Friday amt saturday,
Sept. ], and s.. Goods sold without reserve.
Il SELINGEk, Broker.
FOLEY Aurtioneer
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IT is not the tax on whisky that the
Southern people so much object to as
the Federal machinery that Ia required
10 collect It. According to the doc
,rlne of State Rights, government is
something to he seen rather than felt
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

GATH in one of his recent letters to
the Cincinnati Enquirer says che never
saw as little charity In Europe between
nations as exists to day" All the signs
go TO show that this unhappy family
Is on the eve of tremendous blow up.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

COMMISSIONER WEBB returns to the
District well pleased with hi. Northern
tour Of observation. He has made care
full note of various systems of mnnici
pal government and gathered infOrmI-
tion that will doubtless be OF valne In
the determination of future reforms.
He has found defects else where that do
not exist here; he perCeives defects here
that dOnot exist elsewhere. Wherever
there is room for improvement IN the
administration OF our local affairs, W.
are assured that he will use his besl
eIertions to bring It about There is
one feature of the Di.lrict Government,
however, to which in all his travels h
saw no counterpart. In No city, town
or other municipality did he tind u
Treasury warrant on deposit 10 cover
half OF the annual public expenditure.
Neither did Mr.. webb come back with
the idea that the adoption ~ popular
suffrage would be Of any beneir
whatever to the District Of Columbia
or the Interests Of It's property holders,
THE Democratic State Committee Of
New York Is In session at Saratoga to.
day consulting in regard to the date ~
the State Convention and the forth.
coming campaign. 1t is subject that
In view of next years events demands
discreet and delicate handling this year,
THE War Department making peace
with the Utes and the civil authorities
Of Colorado making war on them at
enc and the same time constitutes
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sort OF doublc.back action movement.
The relations between the several States
and the General Government do not
seem 10 have been entirely settled by
the late war.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

E'OR SaGE-A First class Horizontal
L engine; E. horse power: good as new. Can
be seen ~ cor lst and st-s W.
l'OK sALf-A Large, SQUAD, stylish
L aud gentle bay no So and "a coupe rock.
away. nearly new: will be sod at hIr.lln,
Apply at ROOMS j3 and "a, Le Druit Bldg, cor
sth and SIS n W.
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. T. MASON, Dentist, Formerly
of ~ st, has removed his Office 20 llJl
Penna, ave-, corner l2th at. Cocaine and gas
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fnR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tor RENT Elegant Omco Rooms.
on list floor Of McGowan's bull ing, go
Est Nv. Apply TO
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LOANh

In sans TO suit at uer cent
The abnye Is only . small portion OF prop
erty ON my hooks For tull list call at olilce
for puetins issued on LIST and 10Th.
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Warts Su--. .RnDM>s

w ANTTp- By GrntionHn, Room
w IN private family; state price aud loja.
uun. Address H. d. H.. Critic office.
~ MED ArtI-t VIII ave PaInt-
w in lessons for a furnished or unfur
nished room Ad rcss AR 7 Critic office
a. SSTEh-gA PaTticuInr Couple,
w or . furnished rooms for verv light
huusef q. pHug: must 10 clean and cOmturt
uhc; pel armament tenant ii suited. Address
T. H., I riiic Office
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L'OR SALE

DOR sALF-Rare Ct anoe-Beautifu
n S-room house and $4,000 feet of ground iu
THkomh pHIk, urice uny SaUUu also elcgaui
-itus ior two stores on 1rh "; lot 10 by ~
feet TO go It alley. j. ". p. MYERS & SON.
ligs Y ave,
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CDuMTRY PROPERTY.

yIOR SAIIs-A choice Pruprrty ut
& Fails Church 3 acres; good improve.
mcnts; shade aud fruits
BAXTER & mcgowan,
iUDssiOlU 4 st.,
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EoR sALE-Un,mproved Property.

30 lots on N Y ave aud st n o will be sold
singly or as desired; good width; not deep;
terms easy; splendid opportunity for builders.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
EAL ESTATE RULLETIN

Tuos. Il. wAGGAMAN. 917 F st.
Changes made Wednesdays and saturdays.
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME
uDIISES FOR SALE.
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For REhI...hOUSES,
EOR RENT

I,OR RENT-Brick House, 8 Rooms,
i mod imps; ptice SIS per month. N W
corner Conn ave and l. st..
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THE real name of the visiting Indian
Prince Will probably never be known
to his American friends, but this need
not interfere with the pleasure of his
soiourn. American hospitality never
stops for a little thing like That,
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

TOR SALE Good Business Property
Il in v est Washington, on 3sd st, bet o
and r sts; nice store and dwelling attached;
price only $3.50. j. W. =. MYERS S SON,
li9S N Y ave.
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DR. j. a. MCLEAN. Dentist,

II lO TWeltth street.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
and Amalgam Filling, Artificial Crowns n-r-
mancntly attached TO roots. Gold lined Rub
her Plates; satisfaction guaranteed, Gentle
iroAlmrnt nssmrnh
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

DR. DUKE, Dentist, no i4th 1T n w
- Teeth extracted without pain, by aid
Of local application prepared and used only
by me. TeeIh filled 81 Perfect fitting sets
OF artificial teeth Operations guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

TOR sALE-CheRp-3iI Penn ave n
II w;a good business property lot 2ixi2T
feet deep; house Is rooms; renting AT sS5 per
MONTH price $4,000; $1,000 cash. baance l.,
and years. q. PARKER,
40 and sts 4 W,
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THOMAS j. FISHER 81 CO.,
1924 street north west.

Il bic brick dwelling, WITH nricN colt age Tor
servants, No l33, VI u wv uCSt door To
Postmaster General Villas residence; location
one OF the best In the city; house newly und
handsomely furnished; will he let with or
without furniture or the furniture Will be sold
at u great sacrifice. Cail early, rs such an
opportunity IS rarely offered.
also tor sale ut uhar-aiu a new pMpton,
For particulars apply to ....,,
lUFFTY n DYER
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The Washington critic., 1887-08-30
DIyFB VIEW zoe 1887.
MuNhlnLtInnlun nln.I nnnnl ar rAsnrt

DIVER ViEW roe 1887.
II Washngtonians most popular resort.
Steamer MARY WASH SGTOS
will leave her wharf every sunday at 10 a. m.
and 3 p. M heturn NJ AZ , and y. IN. Tick
cts, 25c. Every Wednesday at . a. m. and $50
u M Returning AZ . and II y. IN. Tickets,
25c. Family days at River View every satur-
day, leaving at lOH. m returning at $3.50 p.
m Tickets, Zoe. Prof. proctur's Dancing
school Reunion at River View every Saturday
evening leaving NJ $50 p m, returning at II
u. IN. Tickets, 25C. Dancing down aud back
and at the grounds un tie largest Jtvtlinn on
he Potomac Ri,r all trips except sunday.
Fine hrass band on sunday No Objectionable
parties SLOWED ON any ul the above rips. For
charters, etc, apply to
Il. :. RANDALL CAPTAIN.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-30

DOR SAIE-Cheap--A Good Business
L property on 40 gts W; a number one Ia
yCstment; price s3.tiN
q. II PARKER ~ and T. sts W.